Listed below are index funds, mutual funds, ETFs (exchange-traded funds) and hedge funds invested in Bitcoin. Some crypto funds are single asset - such as Bitcoin - while others hold a wider range of underlying investments or use more complex strategies.
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Ticker
Fund Name
Price
Volume
AUM
Market Cap
Premium
Net Fee
Type
GBTC
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF
$80.7
$318M
$21.61B
$21.62B
+0.05%
1.50%
Spot
BITO
ProShares Bitcoin ETF
$26.12
$259.12M
$598.78M
$2.84B
+0.06%
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Futures
IBIT
iShares Bitcoin Trust
$57.8
$2.86B
$17.24B
$52.17B
+0.43%
0.25%
Spot
FBTC
Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund
$88.92
$418.95M
$9.9B
$20.21B
-0.10%
0.25%
Spot
BITB
Bitwise Bitcoin ETF
$55.33
$103.76M
$2.16B
$4.17B
+0.34%
0.20%
Spot
ARKB
ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF
$101.47
$237M
$2.85B
$4.87B
+0.31%
0.21%
Spot
HODL
VanEck Bitcoin ETF
$114.9
$21.27M
$529.7M
$1.4B
+0.28%
0.25%
Spot
EZBC
Franklin Bitcoin ETF
$58.9
$17.07M
$312M
$745.6M
-0.19%
0.19%
Spot
BTCO
Invesco Galaxy Bitcoin ETF
$101.42
$20.7M
$383.4M
$899.6M
-0.04%
0.39%
Spot
BRRR
Coinshares Valkyrie Bitcoin Fund Common Shares of Beneficial Interest
$28.74
$3.06M
$501.8M
$943.72M
+0.28%
0.25%
Spot
BITS
Global X Blockchain & Bitcoin Strategy ETF
$104.58
$898,244.41
$41.53M
$41.53M
+0.01%
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Futures
ARKA
ARK 21Shares Active Bitcoin Futures Strategy ETF
$68.81
$647,704.94
$8.01M
$17.2M
+0.11%
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Futures
DEFI
Hashdex Bitcoin ETF
$115.41
$270,523.9
$5M
$15M
+0.19%
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Futures
BITC
Bitwise Trendwise Bitcoin and Treasuries Rotation Strategy ETF
$74.34
$1.35M
$4.55M
$23.74M
+0.11%
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Futures
BTCW
WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund
$107.96
$6.37M
$79.7M
$381.1M
+0.38%
0.30%
Spot
ARKC
ARK 21Shares Active On-Chain Bitcoin Strategy ETF
$44.67
$40,949.94
$1.2M
$2.68M
-0.05%
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Futures
BTC
Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF
$45.1
$67.83M
$2.11B
$3.93B
+0.18%
0.15%
Spot
CHINAAMC
ChinaAMC Bitcoin ETF
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Spot
HARVEST
Harvest Bitcoin Spot ETF
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Spot
BOSERA&HASHKEY
Bosera HashKey Bitcoin ETF
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Spot
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Bitcoin ETF News
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are Bitcoin ETFs?
Bitcoin ETFs, or Exchange Traded Funds, are financial products that track the price of Bitcoin. They allow investors to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency without having to buy, store, or secure it themselves. These ETFs are traded on traditional stock exchanges, making them accessible to a wide range of investors.
How can I use a Bitcoin spot ETF list?
A Bitcoin spot ETF list provides information about all the available Bitcoin spot ETFs. It typically includes details such as the ETF's ticker symbol, its current price, and its performance over time. Investors can use this list to compare different ETFs and make informed decisions about which ones to invest in. It's important to note that investing in any financial product, including Bitcoin ETFs, carries risk, and investors should always do their own research before making investment decisions.
How can I use a Bitcoin futures ETF list?
A Bitcoin futures ETF list is similar to a spot ETF list, but it includes ETFs that track Bitcoin futures contracts instead of the spot price of Bitcoin. These ETFs offer a different way to gain exposure to Bitcoin's price movements. Investors can use the list to compare different futures ETFs, looking at factors such as their performance, fees, and the specific futures contracts they track. As with any investment, it's crucial to do your own research before investing in Bitcoin futures ETFs.
Where can I find Bitcoin ETF tickers?
Bitcoin ETF tickers can be found on various financial news websites, stock exchange websites, and financial data platforms. These tickers are used to identify each ETF on the stock exchange where it's traded. They're typically a combination of letters that represent the ETF's name or the asset it tracks.
How do Bitcoin ETFs differ from direct Bitcoin ownership?
Bitcoin ETFs and direct Bitcoin ownership offer different ways to invest in Bitcoin. With a Bitcoin ETF, you're buying shares in a fund that tracks the price of Bitcoin, not the cryptocurrency itself. This means you don't have to worry about buying, storing, or securing Bitcoin. However, you also don't have the same level of control over your investment as you would with direct ownership, and you may have to pay fees to the ETF provider. With direct Bitcoin ownership, you buy and hold the cryptocurrency yourself. This gives you more control, but it also comes with challenges such as the need to secure your Bitcoin against theft.
How are institutional investors approaching Bitcoin ETFs?
Institutional investors are showing increasing interest in Bitcoin ETFs as a way to gain exposure to the cryptocurrency market. These ETFs offer a regulated, liquid, and relatively straightforward way to invest in Bitcoin, which can be appealing to institutions. However, like all investors, institutions need to carefully consider the risks and potential rewards of investing in Bitcoin ETFs. It's also worth noting that the regulatory environment for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is still evolving, which can add an additional layer of complexity for institutional investors.
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